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This puppy was brought to TVH few days ago with massive maggot wounds on its face. Not only it was suffering from wounds and fractures it was also infected with blood parasites (Babesiosis). The red blood cell count was very low and he is still under treatments.
Many people were wishing him speedy recovery. Thanks to the kind hearted people!
This clip was taken while he was having some snacks 🐶
These tiny creatures were found in a kitty’s ear !!!
Have you ever noticed something unusual inside -- a dark brown, crumbly substance that looks sort of like coffee grounds. Your cat probably has ear mites, tiny, pinpoint-sized parasitic insects that live and breed in the ear canals. They feed on skin debris, cell fluids and blood, and can gnaw on the tissue of the ear canal. Ear mite infestations usually itch, so cats with ear mites will scratch excessively at the backs or insides of their ears -- sometimes to the point of producing raw patches -- shake their heads, or hold their ears at an odd angle.
Ear mites are a common infestation and are easily spread between cats and other animals. Treatment of ear mites involves removing the debris from the ears and using a topical insecticide in the ear canal to kill off the remaining mites and new mites that hatch out of eggs left behind. All animals in the house have to be treated -- if you don't, the ear mites that you get rid of from one cat will just take up residence in another cat's (or a dog's ) ears.
